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    Since the creation of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency in the 1950s, NASA has become an icon of space exploration and mankind’s accomplishments. NASA has created countless scientific advancements and created the stepping stone to the future. No one would have thought that NASA’s future would be as uncertain. Now, with the decimation of NASA’s budget by the congress, thousands of jobs are threatened and mankind’s advancements in the field of science is questionable. Congress funding for…

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    The History Of NASA

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    National Aeronautics and Space Administration, better known as NASA, has been around for fifty-eight years now! NASA is a United States government agency that is responsible for air and space travel. It has accomplished several different things pertaining to air and space travel. The biggest accomplishes are: human space flight, first human landing on the Moon, they also have humans living on the ISS (International Space Station), They have sent space probes to every single one of the planets in…

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    far as national leaders go, the number one country usually thought of is the United States, which took on that role post World War II. One of the things the United States government created was the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, or NASA for short. It was designed to lead the world in space exploration and defeat the USSR in the space race. Sadly after we had reached a clear victory in being the first country to land on the moon, Nasa’s importance to the public and the government…

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    NASA works to increase not only to change the way organizations and individuals treat climate and environment, but also to increase the public knowledge about climate change. The goal behind this is to break misconceptions, educate the young, and prepare for a future of awareness. An official report released from NASA explains the reasoning and goal behind this research and education. It reads, “Federal climate change science research focuses on broadening fundamental scientific understanding of…

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    NASA Research Paper

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    For decades, NASA has done groundbreaking work for not only science, but the everyday needs of normal people. NASA paves the way for scientific research and engineering, and the jobs they create help the economy. It is unfair to think that NASA is no longer doing important work or research in the world today. The machines and technology they create produce jobs for the people that work them, make them, and design them. These machines can be used not only in space, but also here on Earth. As…

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    NASA Budget Essay

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    The entire universe is 45 billion light years, and humans have only explored 0.032 light years of it (“NASA Book”). This brings the percentage of our universe explored to less than one billionth of a percent (“NASA Book”). Some of the general public are satisfied with this amount of exploration and are not willing to give more funds to NASA because they believe it’s budget is large enough. However, there are a plethora of people who disagree. These people strongly believe in expanding NASA’s…

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    The Contemporary Importance of NASA Funding This year, 2016, is the 57th anniversary of NASA, or, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. In those 57 years, NASA has accomplished a lot; landing humans on the moon, sending robots to mars, amongst many other feats. Whilst these things once seemed impossible, more and more so they're becoming standard things to NASA. Despite this, many people nowadays feel that government money spent on NASA is a waste of funding, and they don't fully…

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    Essay On NASA Budget

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    that's not true. NASA has had amazing breakthroughs and some that are still in the works. If anything NASA should be receiving a larger budget so that they can complete their missions on schedule. The main reason why NASA has not had another Apollo is because of the lack of funding. NASA’s budget should not be cut because of how it contributes to the general public health, how small their budget really is, and how NASA is ensuring the survival of our species. First of all, NASA has impacted our…

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    US government has drastically lowered the amount of funding NASA receives, hindering what they are able to do. However, recently privately owned companies such as SpaceX and Boeing have begun to design commercial space ships, and have even had major success and break through with those ships. Space is one of the last places, that we’re able to truly explore and find new things that could possibly help us back here on earth. Given this, NASA should receive a higher amount of funding so that it…

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    Women's Role In NASA

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    rushed the United States to find a way to send man to the moon. NASA had to determine who was eligible and qualified to be an astronaut. They didn’t know what space would be like and no one knew what would happen to the “human body in a microgravity environment” so multiple tests had to be run. Lovelace came up with the mercury test that would be the most accurate and closest thing to testing out the human body under all conditions. NASA picked potential astronauts from military pilots and jet…

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